NUVO Lighting 65-862-5 LED Area Light Type V, 150W, Bronze Finish, 4000K, 277-480V

It is built for high-voltage service only, rated 277V to 480V. That covers 277V and 480V legs common in commercial and industrial panels, but it will not run on 120V or 208/240V. If your parking lot or site lighting circuit is 120-277V, you need the low-voltage version of the fixture instead.

Type V throws light in a circular, symmetric pattern all the way around the pole, so it is used for pole locations in the middle of a lot, intersections of drive aisles, and open courtyards. If the pole sits along a property line or at the edge of a lot, a symmetric Type V wastes light off site and a forward-throw (Type III) or Type IV distribution is the better choice. The 65-862-5 puts out 19,507 lumens at 150W in 4000K neutral white.

A slip-fitter mount ships with the fixture, so it slides onto a horizontal tenon or arm pipe and clamps down. Nothing extra is needed if your pole already has a tenon or davit arm of standard size. If your pole has a flat square mounting plate with bolt holes, a slip-fitter will not bolt to it and you will need an arm or tenon adapter to make the transition. Fixture weight is 8.08 lbs, which keeps pole load low.

Yes. The 65-862-5 carries a wet location rating and is cULus certified, so direct exposure to rain and snow on an open pole or building-mounted arm is within its rating. The housing is die-cast aluminum for heat dissipation and corrosion resistance.

The fixture is dimmable, so it can be tied into a dimming control scheme for after-hours light level reduction. It is also a fixed 4000K output, not field-selectable CCT, so color temperature cannot be changed with a switch on the fixture.

The LED is integrated into the fixture, with no lamp base or socket, so there is no bulb to change. When the light engine reaches end of life the fixture itself is replaced. Rated average life is 50,000 hours, which at roughly 12 hours a night of dusk-to-dawn operation is over 11 years of service.

It measures 20.71 inches long by 12.4 inches wide by 3.11 inches high, a low-profile shoebox-style housing. The shallow 3.11 inch depth keeps the effective projected area small, which matters when you are adding fixtures to an existing pole and have to respect its EPA wind load rating.

Yes, that is the standard commercial site-lighting combination. 4000K neutral white gives better perceived brightness and contrast at night than 3000K, and 80 CRI is the normal grade for exterior area lighting and security camera coverage. If a municipality or campus requires warmer 3000K to limit blue light, this fixture will not meet that, since its color temperature is fixed.

Bronze is the finish, which is the most common color on existing parking lot poles and arms, so it generally blends with a retrofit of a mixed-age lot. Only the bronze finish is offered on this 150W, 277-480V Type V model.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for the 65-862-5. It is RoHS compliant at the same time, which commonly trips up procurement buyers: RoHS limits restricted substances in the electronics, while the Prop 65 disclosure covers trace lead in the fixture components. If your agency requires Prop 65 documentation on submittals, flag lead as the listed substance.